A meeting was held in the schoolroom this evening, Mr C Sharp being made the Chairman. The accounts and averages were read out by our late secretary Mr F Shotbolt.

It was decided to return the annual subscription of 5 shillings as last year.

It was also proposed and passed that 2 groundsmen were should be elected, respectively Mr Hains and Mr Davis.. The said groundsmen should receive 30 shillings each in payment for their services, to which they consented.

An umpire was elected, Mr R Carruthers who is to receive 1 shillings per match. Mr A Adams consented to be the scorer.

The following rules were drawn up for the benefit of the club:--

No Children whatsoever allowed on the ground.
No practice allowed unless agreed by the Groundsmen.
No Junior members allowed on the ground unless at least 2 Senior members present.
Practice with the use of nets will be held on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday nights commencing at 6pm, stumps being drawn at the will of the groundsmen.
No man shall bat or bowl for longer than 10 minutes, the time being shortened accordingly as the number present.
Only 2 men may bowl at the same time.
Members not conforming with the rules will be found 6 pence for each offence and in case of non payment, will be suspended for a period not exceeding 3 weeks, at the will of the committee.

The following Officers were elected

President Rev Lord Byron
Vice President Mr W Cursham
Captain J Shaw
Vice Captain C Marshall
Hon Sec & Treasurer F Donnellan

Committee

Mr J Shaw, Mr F Shotbolt, Mr C Sharp, Mr R Hibbard, Mr R Carruthers (jnr)

Groundsmen

Mr W Hains, Mr G Davis

Umpire

Mr R Carruthers (snr)

Scorer

Mr A Adams

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Tuesday February 15th 1921

A committee meeting was held in the school house comprising of Mr J Shaw, Mr C Sharp, Mr R Hibbard and Mr C Carruthers

A general estimate was made as regards the expenses of the coming year, in view of which it was decided to put the pavilion in the hands of Mr Sturgess for repairs.

It was proposed and passed that a whist drive and dance should be held in aid of the club, 30 shillings being taken from the present money in hand to pay for the prizes.

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Monday February 21st 1921

A whist drive and dance was held in the school, the prizes for the whist drive being bought from the club funds as follows:--

Ladies 1st prize 6s-6d
Ladies 2nd prize 5s-0d
Gents 1st prize 8s-11d
Gents 2nd Prize 7s-6d

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Total 27s-11d

Receipts from whist drive 2-16s-0d
Balance 1-8s-1d